Appellate Practice
Mar. 31, 2006
Circuit Splits Range From Securities to Attorney Fees
Focus Column - By Laura W. Brill, Ted M. Sichelman, and Jonathan P. Steinsapir - The year 2006 began with federal courts of appeals creating or deepening conflicts of authority on a large number of significant issues. January's cases touched upon issues of personal jurisdiction, securities law, attorney fees and costs, and the dormant commerce clause.
By Laura W. Brill, Ted M. Sichelman, and Jonathan P. Steinsapir
The year 2006 began with federal courts of appeals creating or deepening conflicts of authority on a large number of significant issues. January's cases touched upon issues of personal jurisdiction, securities law, attorney fees and costs, and the dormant commerce clau...
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